Guest of Government Did Otto Sucker Visit U S
West German security chief Otto John visited the United States for about five weeks under government sponsorship. He attended a private dinner hosted by Allen Dulles, met FBI Chief Edgar Hoover, toured FBI facilities, and spoke with State and Defense officials. Officials are uneasy about the trip’s sponsorship and outcomes, noting John later defected to the Communists. John’s motives and the use of funds remain unclear, with officials doubtful he possessed actionable intelligence for the Reds.
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Washington
Otto John
United States
U. S
Centts
Intelligence
Allen W. Dulles
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Defense
Dip
Army
Navy
Air Force
United Press
John
Clearemba
Weer
Reds
Iof
California
New York City
New York
Germany
San Antonio city manager ousted after council clash
World news brief reports in San Antonio W. Ralph Winton faced a council revolt and was replaced by acting city manager George Kier in a 5 to 3 vote. In Oak Ridge Tennessee 1,650 AFL electricians returned to a top secret project after a one day walkout over jurisdiction. At Cleveland Firestone workers struck for higher wages. 25,000 employees joined a broad walkout over contract terms.
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San Antonio
W. Ralph Winton
Winton
FBI
de. George Kier
Oak Ridge
Tenn
AFL
Cleveland
CTO
Tinsted Rubber
Firestone Fire and Rubber Co
Lome
Senate Foes Fight On Atom Bill Recommitment Move
Washington Aug 17 Senate foes of the atomic energy bill claim enough votes to send the measure back to a House Senate conference committee Friday with orders to alter the patent sharing provision. Lyndon B. Johnson supports recommittal saying the bill should be closer to the Senate measure though opponents push for patent sharing. The compromise would require the Atomic Energy Commission to favor firms agreeing to license patents for building plants. The original bill mandated patent holders share for five years. Also noted Eisenhower decision on outlawing the Communist party looms as Senate shows unity on the anti party bill.
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Washington
Senate
House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Atomic Energy Commission
Sun Spots and Community Notices From Baytown
Baytown area briefs report a junior deputy game postponed to 7 30 p m due to a death in the M M Brown family. A Baytown school budget hearing is set for Monday at 7 30 p m. A DeMolay cake sale is planned Saturday at Blanks Pharmacy starting 9 a m. Crosby drive to build a Scout house at the fair grounds ends Friday night with 3000 raised. building materials are being unloaded. Other local notes mention Fort Hood and Houston shoppers, neighbors and families among everyday city life.
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Baytown-Crosby
Jaycee Park
M. M. Brown
Conroe
Baytown
Crosby
Fair Grounds
G F Martin Dies At 65 In Kemah Rest Home
G F Martin 66, La Porte pioneer, died at 5 am Friday in a Kemah rest home. Services pending at Art Simpson Paneras home in Ta Tarte. Native of La Porte, long associated with Pine Bluff addition development, formerly with U S engineers. Survived by mother Mrs John Martin brother Bre d Martin sister Mrs Claus Geff ken daughter Mrs Jack Quinn two sons Carl Martin and John Martin.
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Aporge
FL Martin
la Porte
Burnet Rest Hom
Kemah
Art Simpson Paneras
Ta Tarte
Martin
Pine Bluff Addition
U.S
John Martin
Bred Martin
Claus Geffken
Jack Quinn
Carl Martin
la Parte
U. S
Germany
Shivers and Yarborough Tour Runoff Stateside TV Appeals
Governor Allan Shivers and challenger Ralph Yarborough raced to sway runoff voters after converging in Dallas for statewide TV appeals. Shivers heads to Austin for a womens rally, while Yarborough heads to West Texas for a tour including Weatherford Stephenville Cisco Sudan and Lubbock. The panelists praised Shivers for local school control and progress under his administration amid a Supreme Court ruling against public school segregation.
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United Press
Allan Shivers
Ralph Yarborough
Dallas
Shivers
Austin
Yarborovzh
West Texas
Weatherford
Stephenville
Cisco
Sudan
Lubbock
Yarborough
U.S. Supreme Court
A.M. Aikin Jr
Paris
Edwen L. Rippey
Dallas School Board
Bud Walker
Cleburne
Commission On Higher Education
W.T. Hanes
Cameron
Leon Price
Texas Congress of Parents and Teaches
Texas Long
Thrush
Secre
Tongay
Texas
Little Denice Debuts On Friday the Thirteenth
Denice Yvonne Die, a five pound thirteen ounce baby girl, arrives Friday the thirteenth at 8222 am in Ketuah. Parents Mero and Mrs Z J Dick celebrate despite superstition. Grandparents Mar and Mose Morris of 515 1st Adour also share joy.
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Denice Yvonne Die
Denden
Exact
Mero
Z. J. Dick
Ketuah
Mar and
Mose AL Oee Morris
Adour
Ami Mi
of. A. Anderson
Keniah
Pruitt Wins VP Runoff Over Stallworth in THSCA
Tom Pruitt of Corpus Christi Miller captured the Texas High School Coaches Association vice presidency in a runoff defeating Dan Stallworth of Robert E. Lee with a 282 to 212 vote total on Friday.
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Tom Pruitt
Corus Christi
Miller Friday
Texas High School Coaches Association
Dan Stallworth
Robert B. Lee
City Council Backing Study on Highway 146 Freeway
Baytown city council unanimously urged the Texas Highway Department to conduct preliminary studies of the proposed Highway 146 Expressway. Opponents handed a petition to Mayor R W Briett while Chamber spokesmen urged caution until state plans clear. The council debated cost figures but stated the state would supply figures and no binding action would be required until later.
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Baytown City
Texas Highway Department
R. WH. Briett
Ho E. Rheaunte
Chamber of Commerce
Busch
Wounc
Milton J. Campbell
Sea Freeway
City Changes Ruling On Police Hiring
The city council voted to amend Civil Service regulations 92 9% and 18 restricting hiring outside the Baye Lown police department. The council tabled a proposal to reclassify ranks and appointed Middleton City Attorney Chandler and Police Chief Montgomery to study the matter with Carmen Lig Pathan.
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Baytonian
Cowell
Ely
Baye Lown
Howeve
Middlleton
Georgy Chandler
Chick
City Council Opens Budget Study On $1.1 Million Plan
The City Council begins a budget study Monday night led by City Manager Middletay to review an estimated $1.1 million budget for the new year. A public hearing is set for Sept 28 with department heads presenting items and questions from councilors.
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Council
Baytown Property Values Hiked Amid Board Review
A Baytown tax equalisation board report trimmed land values in West Baytown and boosted utilities taxes by 22472. The council approved the changes Friday with a 40 percent levy base. Board members included Hot. Corneil, A. Miller, and Carl R. Mann.
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Baytown
Three-Mtn Board
West Baytown
Astrazo
St Pearce i
Imit
Corneil
Obaire
Man
Andl. A. Miller
Carl RR. Mann
Hinson Lets Baytown Juniors Help Drive School
As Horace Mann junior high principal in Baytown, Hinson guides students through shared leadership. He uses student government and home room discussions, inviting ideas via a suggestion box, and emphasizes growing up over labeling problems. He hails from East Texas State with A B and M A degrees and has decades of experience in teaching.
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Eriitor
Baytown
Euro
Eleanor Bergeron Wids
Hinesey
Horace Mann
Hinson
Wnder
East Texas State
Commerce
Wienert
Minroig
Bays Ad
Anson J Ho
Ty Joh
Horace Manajunine High School
Riy Hinson
Ward Wins West Baytown Fire Station Contract
M F Ward Construction of Houston and Freeport secures the West Baytown fire station project at 49765 dollars net less than rival bids after plan reductions. The four story tower and drill area will provide space for equipment and recreation, ending a long volunteer fireman demand.
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Lins Grme
M. & Ward Construction
Houston
Freeport
West Baytown
Whe Ray
Wall
Lammers
Uteesman Sound
Lacy Lusk
al Clayton
Rufus Bergeron
Tammers
Bergeron
Eason Sr. Dies in Liberty with Rites Pending
W W Eason Sr a longtime Baytown resident died in a Liberty hospital Thursday. Funeral plans were pending in Rosen Friday with services expected in Baytown area. He is survived by his widow Miss Mary Rasen and nine grandchildren among seven daughters and several sons.
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Ralsen
Daly Eason Sr
Baytown
Liberty Hospital
Eason
Cloverfest
Pace
Mra
Johnny Shaw
Batean
Runovaire
Tme
Mise Mary Rasen
Masine
Sian
Saray Rasen
Tom Pape
Ouse Ai
Maytown
Baytown Building Slump Highlights July Permits
Baytown shows a dip in building activity for July with 198,240 dollars in estimated permits. Nine new residential units are listed, three underway, including a SE residence at Has Sitehinnd TRO and a 6000 dollar dwelling at distantly noted sites. Additions and repairs total 370 dollars, with seven garages started or completed.
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Baytown
RAO Snd
Siiehinnd
Taos Missionipph
Ues Williams
Oudentegors
Derrhig
Highlands Gains Independence From Baytown in Annexation Debate
Highlands wins a political struggle as Baytown’s bid to annex Highlands is halted by the city council. The council repealed a 1950 ordinance and introduced six protective measures for neighboring areas while planning to annex about 10 000 acres under first reading. The move aimed to shield Highlands from other cities and set boundaries including a triangular tract near Highway 146 and shoreline extensions toward Black Duck Bayou. Page Two.
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Clyde Murray
Highlands
Baytown
Acens
Hinds
Wighlands
Ely
Houston
Bern
Effy Hindla
Gulf Hi
Alexander Drive
Trix City Beach Road
East Texas Ave
Badeland Park
Bob Stithford
Melap Bayou
Water District 30
Wooster-Cedar Bayou
City Council Verbal Battle Ends With Handshake
Cannell men clash in council chamber over hiring and project costs. Rufus Bergeron and Herbert Campbell trade barbs before voting down Rufus and approving a fire station contract, ending with a handshake as the session moves on to the next item.
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Rufus
Herbert
Pred Hartman
Cannellmen Portas Bergeren
Herbert Campbell
Canehisian
Bergeron
Campbell
Serava
Mind Wether Walters
Ake Vieral
Snow
EPP
Berg
Berger
Campbel
Lake Minnewin
Rifey
Lake Minnesota
West Baytown
Fergeron
Pruett
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World News IN Brief
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Congress
Ib Sill
Blanks Pharmacy
C. A. Phillips
Tate Cee
Susie Hooks
Richard Tyrer
Jima Iene
Gray Davis Sern
Rose Cravey
Leona Lauderdale
Slim Jim
O'Hagan
Fred
Lynn O'Hagan
Steppie
Bryson Filbert
Frank
Fowler
Evavinly
Sue Hayne
G. F. Martin
Little Denice
Dan
Amos
Amos 'N
Andy
Midland Memorial
Midland
Fox
Aasishinty
Troffle
Liask Vearia Flaares
Athor
General Fund
Water Fund
Ale
Balitvedag
Gaunedl
Mars
Uadascaunel
Middleton
Hig
W.D
Bill) Hixson
M. F. Ward
City
Marlert
W. W. Eason Sr
Liberty
Bergerans
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